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Curtin University finds a black hole’s ‘burp’ timing doesn’t depend on size.

An international collaboration co-led by an IAS scholar has uncovered a universal rule governing the launching of jets by black holes, whether they are stellar-mass objects ten times the mass of our sun or supermassive giants millions of times heavier. The team showed these black holes fire powerful jets of material at the exact same critical juncture in their feeding cycles.
Researchers at Curtin University and the Institute for Advanced Study have discovered a universal timing mechanism governing the powerful jets launched by black holes. The team, co-led by Andrew Mummery and Adelle Goodwin, showed that both stellar-mass black holes and supermassive giants fire these jets at the same critical juncture in their feeding cycles, confirming that size does not influence timing. “We really wanted to figure out this massive puzzle,” said Mummery, explaining the team’s…
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